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You might be an Introvert....
Speaking of the MBTI | August 11th 2008 by Breanne Potter
Drumroll please.....This is the last of the MBTI dichotomies, friends!Here is Part 8 of the 8 part series: "You might be a..."Be sure to check out the other 7 posts for signs of Sensing, iNtuition, Judging, Perceiving, Thinking, Feeling, and Extraver read more
You might be an E (Extravert)…
Speaking of the MBTI | August 7th 2008 by Breanne Potter
We're almost through all of the MBTI dichotomies, friends! Here is Part 7 of the 8 part series: "You might be a..." This week, the wonderful Linda McKenna and I collaborated on the signs of an Extraversion preference (MBTI). Be sure to check out the read more
Introverted sharing (blogging) vs. extroverted sharing (lifestrea…
The Uncanny Broadcasting Brain Blog v. 2.0 | August 5th 2008 by Mark Dykeman
Sometimes one blog post will provide insight into a seemingly unrelated blog post. This most recent insight allowed me to grasp something that Alexander van Elsas wrote a number of weeks ago about one of his complaints about FriendFeed: the lack of read more
Can an Introvert be a CEO?
Speaking of the MBTI | July 26th 2008 by Breanne Potter
I'm a little behind on posting this article, but this is still worth discussing.The USA Today featured a compelling article about famous Introverts who are phenomenally succesful CEO's (Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, etc). According to this article, 4 ou read more
Poll for Introverts
Speaking of the MBTI | July 4th 2008 by Breanne Potter
I have recently become interested in the topic of illness among introverts.After a long week in Chicago at the SHRM convention, I came home feeling achy, slightly down, and suffering from headaches and migraines. I usually get some sort of cold or fl read more
Secrets To Happiness
Are You Living Or Surviving? - Find Ultimate Happiness | July 1st 2008 by Michelle_T
Forget about money. Don’t fret about youth. Acting happy will make you happy, and more tips. There are happy people. Researchers at the National Institute on Aging found that well-being is strongly influenced by enduring characteristics of the read more
People watching and hypothesizing type with the MBTI
Speaking of the MBTI | June 7th 2008 by Breanne Potter
I love people watching. I travel frequently, and have decided the airport is one of the most fascinating places to people watch.Because I am a huge fan of the show Lost, it is nearly impossible for me to board a plane without thinking to myself "If t read more
Knowledge is Power- Using the MBTI as a competitive advantage
Speaking of the MBTI | May 22nd 2008 by Breanne Potter
I received several emails after my post on using the MBTI and Selling. Those emails accurately reminded me that we're not just talking about sales, we're talking about understanding people and using it to your advantage.In my former role, I was a rec read more
Web 2.0 - the introvert's opportunity to shine
The Mighty Introvert | December 4th 2007 by Mark Dykeman
IntroductionWhy do we assume that you have to be a boisterous go-getter to succeed in marketing and the media business? Simple: these are the people who get most of the contacts, the deals and the glory. Extroverts, often thought of as “people peop read more
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